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Discover the best events and make the most of your time in Frederick. From sports to technology and more, we have the biggest event range and best discovery experience, there's something for everyone.
Join us for a fabulous Spring Fling Drag Brunch! bloom, twirl, and slay Grab your friends, sip some brunch cocktails, eat bacon, and get ready for an afternoon of high-energy entertainment, big laughs, and unforgettable performances from our incredible drag performers. Bright colors, bold personalities, and a little sparkle are highly encouraged!
Join the Frederick County Master Gardeners to make your own hypertufa (artificial stone) bowl or trough to use in your garden.
Celebrate Earth Month by planting a tree at Max Kehne Park! Don't forget to wear comfortable clothing and closed-toe shoes.
Join Master Gardeners learning every small positive change we make to improve water quality, soil health and habitat counts in a big way.
Join us for a fun night of pickleball and trivia supporting Rotary's "Bikes for South Africa" project! Pickleball begins at 5:00pm & Trivia begins at 7:30pm.
A free class that sparks kids’ natural desire to contribute through bite-sized service projects and play, for ages 3-5 & their caregivers
The Frederick Keys will face off against the Hudson Valley Renegades in an exciting baseball game. Both teams are known for their competitive spirit and skilled players, promising a thrilling match for baseball enthusiasts. The game features top players from both teams, making it a must-see event for fans. Don't miss the chance to witness this exciting clash on the field!
Catch the excitement of minor league baseball as the Frederick Keys face off against the Wilmington Blue Rocks. This game promises to be a thrilling night of action-packed plays and close games. Fans will enjoy the vibrant atmosphere and the chance to see some of the future stars of Major League Baseball in action. Whether you're a die-hard baseball fan or just looking for a fun night out, this game is not to be missed. Grab your tickets now and be part of the excitement!
Presenting DRY SPELL Live! Don't miss this high energy Rock show, that will get you pumping from the 1st song! Let's Rock the Rock!
The Frederick Keys are set to face off against the Jersey Shore BlueClaws in an exciting Minor League Baseball game. This matchup promises intense action as two competitive teams go head-to-head. Fans can expect stellar performances from star players and coaches alike. Don't miss the chance to witness this thrilling game live!
The Frederick Keys are set to face off against the Greenville Drive in an exciting baseball match. Fans can expect a thrilling game with top performances from both teams. This event is a must-see for baseball enthusiasts, featuring skilled players and high-energy gameplay. Don't miss out on this exciting showdown!
Julius Hemphill's landmark saxophone quartets will be performed by his colleague Marty Ehrlich and three of Maryland's finest saxophonists. The Penguin Guide to Jazz Steppin’ The Music of Julius Hemphill Long Tongues: A Saxophone Opera FEMA has also enlisted the considerable talents of three Maryland resident saxophonists to create Maryland Saxtet. Although Howard Burns has performed with a long list of jazz luminaries, beginning with Clark Terry, Jimmy Heath, and NEA Jazz Master Gary Bartz, he is best known in Frederick for his 30+ years as the Jazz Band Director at Frederick Community College. Currently a Professor of Jazz Arranging and Jazz Theory at Shenandoah University, Frederick resident Darryl Brenzel has led performances at Kennedy Center, Blues Alley and the East Coast Jazz Festival, and has performed with everyone from The Nelson Riddle Orchestra to The Beach Boys. Gregory Thompkins is a longtime stalwart of the Baltimore jazz scene, leading his own groups, directing the Baltimore Jazz Education Project, and teaching jazz history at the Renaissance Institute Notre Dame of Maryland University.